It is reported on the authority of Abu Huraira (RA) that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) observed: He who believes in Allah and the Last Day should either utter good words or better keep silence; and he who believes in Allah and the Last Day should treat his neighbour with kindness and he who believes in Allah and the Last Day should show hospitality to his guest.
(Sahih Muslim 47a, Book 1, Hadith 80)
Abu Hurairah (RA) reported Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) as saying: Charity does not decrease wealth; no one forgives another except that Allah increases his honour; and no one humbles himself for the sake of Allah except that Allah raises his status.
(Sahih Muslim 2588, Book 45, Hadith 90)
Allah tests the people of truth before granting them strength, not because He has abandoned them, but because greatness is built through hardship.
The trials we face today may be preparing us for something greater tomorrow.
My fellow Kenyans, enough with this nonsense. These reversal scammers are thieves. They pay via M-Pesa, carry the goods, then call Safaricom to reverse. Pure daylight robbery.
That’s why serious business people in Eastleigh tell you to withdraw and pay cash,they’re tired of losing stock and money to conmen.
If you received what you paid for, reversing is theft. Full stop.
Stop hiding behind “you people cannot be trusted”. Call out the criminals properly instead of turning it tribal.
Lipa cash if you must, but don’t act surprised when honest traders protect their hustle.
This will make you cry 😢😥
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They wish to listen to it
Even they don't know Arabic, but they feel it , the Quran touches their heart and soul, it's from their creator
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Why Muslims Do Not Say “Merry Christmas”
Christmas is a religious celebration rooted in beliefs that Islam does not affirm, particularly the idea that Jesus (peace be upon him) is divine or the son of God. As Muslims we deeply honour Jesus as a noble prophet and messenger of God, (In fact a muslim can't remain muslim if he doesn't believe in Jesus).
Islam maintains that worship belongs to God alone. For this reason, congratulating a religious festival is often understood as endorsing the beliefs behind it, even if that endorsement is unintentional.
At the same time, Islam makes a clear distinction between theological disagreement and human kindness. Muslims are commanded to be respectful, just, and compassionate toward people of all faiths. Good character and peaceful coexistence are Islamic obligations. However, kindness does not require affirming religious beliefs or celebrations that contradict one’s own faith.
To understand this logically, consider this example:
If someone were to hold a celebration, let’s say a celebration meant to insult your mother, or something you hold deeply sacred. I am sure you would not even remain polite and respectful, let alone go ahead and congratulate those participating in the celebration. You would frame that stance as integrity and loyalty to what you know to be true and rightly so!
However in Islam, you are instructed to remain respectful towards other faiths, even if their celebrations are antithetical to the core teachings of the Islamic faith but without validating or participating in them.
This position is about faith consistency and loyalty to God, not animosity. It represents a careful balance between maintaining clarity in belief and upholding dignity in human relations.
Passion nowadays is rare.
If Kujituma were a person, this guy would be it. This young man from Garissa wakes up every morning to run for miles, stays fit, and keeps away from social ills. All he is asking for is a fair chance. I hope @kdfinfo will step in @HonAdenDuale
A peaceful campaign in support of Gaza is scheduled for 21st September at Uhuru Park. Citizens are urged to participate to raise awareness and advocate for justice in Gaza